'Lesbian Arts'

2022, the year of 'love'

Nobody actually cared about peoples sexualitys unless it benefits them. People weren't homophobic, but they also weren't as supportive.

If a man was gay, he'd be judged. If a woman was lesbian, she'd be judged. But if someone was bisexual, everyone is too. It doesn't make sense. It definitely didn't make sense to this one 17 year old. Renaé Belle. She understand somethings about the community, considering she's apart of it. She wasn't OUT out, but she was out to her parents.

Renaé's dad didn't quite understand what 'lesbian' meant but he was still welcome to learning about it. He was supportive of his daughter even though he knew nothing. Her mom was very proud of her daughter, not only because she came out to them, but because she wasn't scared to express her true feelings to them.

Renaé's first day of school was coming up. Yeah she was scared, but that wasn't going to stop her from being herself. She could even find her love interest. She just hopes she doesn't run into homophobes this school year.